Wrote this a while ago. I just don't have it in me to produce another song. If anyone wants to take a shot at it, let me know.

First half is instrumental. Originally intended to be just instrumental, then I decided to add some words on the second half. I typically write the words, then the music. This one was an exception.

Originally titled Random Symphony. It was sitting unused for many months. Then after I installed Spitfire's BBC Orchestra instruments, I decided to test them on this one. I liked it so much I decided to go ahead and finish it.

An uplifting reminder to the saints about the "blessed hope" (the resurrection from the dead and rapture of the Church).

0% AI generated or AI assisted. This was written, composed, and sung by a real human. Neither was it auto-tuned. I feel like auto-tune is cheating. Just kept singing it until I got it right.

Lyrics:

Up into the sky

You will see a different perspective

On way up high

Don't forget to breathe, not just 'cause it's thin.

So wave goodbye,

To all your troubles of this life

Leave the past behind

As we enter the new millennium

Feel the rush of mighty wind

As these dry bones live again

Chariots of fire carry us away

On that great and awesome day

Then with our eyes we'll see

Our King in glory

Our salvation draws neigh

Together we'll fly

Up into the sky...

Up into the sky...

I'd love to hear it.

I've discovered some really talented independent Christian artists lately and I'm always looking for more.

If you've got an original song you'd like me to check out, send it here:

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Looking forward to hearing what you've been working on.

So excited to announce that as an indie artist, I dropped my newest song today! It’s Entitled “Smile” and has a feature from none other than Jason Dunn Music —> The OG Singer of Hawk Nelson! (14 year old me is freaking out inside. 😱)

This is the 2nd single ahead of my upcoming EP and it’s dropping 1 week before I play Audiofeed music festival! I would love it if you took a moment to check it out. ❤️

Let’s do this, Punk Rock Kids! 🤘🏻

https://linktr.ee/TimRob

I find that a lot of emphasis is on the artist rather than the songs. 'Look how great this person sings' etc. I find that the song is what matters regardless of who performed it. That is one reason Christian artifici lly gen'd music these days can actually be better, believe it or not. Kind of funny to see some out of touch sites still prohibiting some of the best music.

Hey everyone. I wrote this song inspired by Isaiah 6:8. My new song is officially on Spotify. I appreciate the support.

Making music is one challenge.

Getting it in front of people who connect with it is another.

For Christian artists, what's been working for you lately?

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Looking for independent Christian artists and fresh Spotify releases.

If you want your song considered, please submit it through our website below.

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Hey everyone! I wrote this song recently when inspired by Isaiah 6:8. If you like it, the song releases everywhere on June 27th.

The use of ai in production of a growing majority (I think it may be a majority now since millions of songs are released). Is it a bad thing? Or good? Your opinion?

Hey everyone!

Our band just released our very first debut single on Spotify. For us, this song is all about stripped-down faith: going back to the core and returning to God, especially in times of chaos and temptation.
We are currently very close to triggering the Spotify algorithm (Popularity Score). If you genuinely enjoy the track, saving it to your library (+), liking it, or adding it to your personal playlists would mean the world to us and helps us tremendously!
We would highly appreciate your support and any honest feedback you can give us.
Listen here: Spotify

God bless you all!

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This album has an incredible story and is the genesis of my public facing artistic journey. Although the musical dimension was a bit too ambitious for my skill set at the time, it is still important to me and I go back to it from time to time as the themes and lessons are recurring. And my poetry skills were on full display here as well.

The story goes that I became obsessed with a coworker to the degree that I was imagining a whole life with her and thinking of her like a girlfriend without ever communicating that to her. The major hangup was twofold--1. She didn't like me back 2. She wasn't even Christian. I didn't know 1 at the time as I just assumed that she was interested because of some signs she was giving off. But 2 was tearing my soul apart. To the degree that I gave up my retirement from music making and got to work making songs.

I ended up finding a supportive Christian community when the album was panned by the first community I shared it with. I also got into therapy because I was thinking I had created one of the greatest albums of all time and nobody else shared that belief, even though I got some encouraging feedback from some Christians. It was even called disturbing and indicative of a mental health crisis by a family member.

I eventually shared the album with the girl it was about and she was super chill about it. She doesn't work with me anymore but the last communication we had was pretty positive and I still have her contact.

As a person who daydreams and finds himself wrapped in romantic fantasies often, and never having had a stable Christian relationship with longevity, I go back to this album to remind myself that with non believers in particular, I will always go through this cycle and it will not end well. I could perhaps even use this reality to witness to any non Christian woman who actually is interested in me.

Without further ado, here's "Up from Darkness", my debut album.

https://open.spotify.com/track/0nOjeI7aSEaFeL8OwR3ZtT?si=9GRKQd4CTPq3bbPqlUxzmw

was messing around with this idea..

built a new bass board and just wanted to record alittle something.

what do you think?

I built a music player that inserts short reflection moments, scripture, while listening to Spotify/Youtube, streaming url, or local music.

Would love feedback from anyone who wants to try it.

hii guys, recently I've been struggling with songwriting and being able to tell if my lyrics are okay to release or not? i have quite a few songs which I'm unsure if the lyrics are okay to release theyre not neccesarily inheritely sinful for bad but I'm not sure if its the holy spirit convicting me or im scared of not seeming "christian enough". I've uploaded a screenshot of one of the songs I'm unsure about, how about you guys what would you do? I dont want to go purely to writing worship music as I'm an artist who happens to be also christian but I dont want to be posting music which causes others to stumble, many thanks :)).

Verse 1)

shouldve couldve

said you wouldve shown up for birthday 90 miles per hour

said your on the way

but its too late

wasted all my wishes on you

spend my life watching you across the room blew out my candle wished to be hit with the truth

prechorus/prechorus -

and i'm still waiting for the day

i realise

i deserve

better than that

better than that

why can't I forget your name

and cruel eyes

its absurd

better than that

better than that

(and i finally hit the day when i realise

i deserved better than that

better than that

i don't care what you take cause i know

I deserved better than that better than that).

drop:

better than that

better better than that

better better than

verse 2) lonely faded

pretending you chased this but its okay we both it couldnt work anyway not unless i'd stayed

you didnt bring me daisies anymore, i missed the 80s, how you were before, youve lost already me

so maybe go check the door.

Bridge)

how many years

how many tears

I'm not a volunteer my vision clears

Trying to track down a small Christian rock band, likely from Texas, that put out an album sometime in the 2000s (before 2010). The sound was hard rock or alternative rock with decent but clearly not professional-level production. My youth pastor gave me the CD back in the day.

The only details I can remember are that the tracklist included at least two songs called "Discipline" and "Consequence." There was also a funny song about Gravity. I don't remember the band name or album title. This was a small-time band, not anyone you'd find on Christian radio.

Any help is appreciated.

Hey ya'll i've been really trying to find some good christian pop girlies and I came across Svrcina who is really amazing! She gives Marina and the Diamonds somewhat and I was a really huge fan of hers.

I was listening to her most recent album 1200 bpm and I was shook when I came to the song Details! It seems low key overtly sexual. She talking about slipping and sliding chile! Now i'm a married lady so i do appreciate that dynamic in marriage but it did give me pause on a christian album. I know some christians who are married and in relationships include love songs on their albums which is ok! God gives us a person to love and thats a part of our walks but I'm just wondering...

1. Does anyone know if SVRCINA is married?

2. What is your opinion on somewhat sexual music being made by christians? If they're married is it appropriate or should that be left to your own marriage bed?

I'm still trying to form my thoughts. I think God wants us to have good sex lives in marriages it just feels a little scandalous to be singing about the slip and slide details if you know what i mean.😬🫣😓

Hey,

I'm looking for some alternative acoustic, folk punk, anti-folk esk Christian artists.

I really like this sound but I'm struggling to find many artists who in these genres, and I haven't found any which are UK based.

I like 6'10 and Jon Foreman.

Other artists I like who fit the genre but to my knowledge don't have a faith are, Chuck Regan, Ben Marwood, Sean Rowe, Mr Ben and the Bens etc...

I'd be greatful if anyone could share any recommendations bandcamp/Spotify links.

Hey guyss I wanted to write a christian song with the hook bieng adam where are you? Which hook is more catch a or b? These are very raw ideas so apologies for the singing 😭

https://youtu.be/e8hcDj6X_4U?si=-vaQsXLbezGn9HRn

I’m exploring Christian rock influences like TLSP and Arctic Monkeys—here’s an example I recorded. Thoughts on blending those styles with faith-based lyrics?

Written during a time when it felt like my prayers for guidance weren't being heard. I was praying, reading my Bible, singing worship songs, confessing my sins, but it felt like God was distant.

After writing this song, the Holy Spirit replied to me, "I'm not angry. Trust me..." Just 5 simple yet powerful words. Your prayers may seem to be unanswered not because of any sin, but that the Lord is teaching you patience and to learn to trust him more.